The Orange-Blue scrimmage has come and gone, and Virginia football coach Mike London has set himself up for a fifth consecutive year of quarterback controversy.
The Skinny on weekend action for Virginia’s baseball, track and field, women’s tennis, softball, men’s golf and men’s tennis teams
After a season strewed with many ups and downs so far, everything came together for the Virginia baseball team, as the Cavaliers downed Liberty 5-2 in a true team effort Wednesday night.
Virginia softball split their Wednesday double-header with Liberty in Lynchburg, Virginia. The Cavaliers fell in the first game, 3-2, before taking down the Flames, 4-2.
When the ACC released its annual 18-member All-Conference team Wednesday, Virginia fans found just one Cavalier representative – sophomore goalie Matt Barrett.
After closing the regular season with the most wins in five years, the No. 5 Virginia women’s lacrosse team looks to continue that success in the postseason, starting with the ACC Tournament held in Charlottesville this week.
No. 21 Virginia baseball won its 25th game of the season Tuesday night against Longwood, but the triumph came at a high price.
The Virginia softball team will travel to Lynchburg as it competes in a doubleheader against Liberty and concludes its non-conference schedule.
No. 20-ranked Virginia baseball won a crucial conference series against Miami over the weekend. But in the process, they may have lost their ace, junior Nathan Kirby, for an extended period of time.
After concluding a successful homestand, it was a disappointing weekend for Virginia softball, which travelled to Tallahassee and was swept by No. 10 Florida State in a three-game series.
The Virginia men’s tennis team downed Florida State and Miami on the road this weekend in its final matches of the regular season.
The Virginia men’s golf team shot 14-over 854 and placed third at the 14-team Yale Spring Invitational this weekend in New Haven, Connecticut.
Before Virginia entertained Georgetown in the teams’ first-ever regular-season meeting, nine Cavalier seniors were honored, many of whom were suiting up for their final regular-season contest at Klöckner Stadium. But from the opening whistle, a certain underclassman stole the show.
The Virginia women’s golf team put on a show Thursday-Saturday at the ACC championships in Greensboro, North Carolina.
The two-day Virginia Challenge concluded Saturday night with Cavalier track and field athletes competing in fan favorite events.
The seniors on the No. 5 Virginia women’s lacrosse team have led their team to victory time after time this season, and it was no different Friday when they were honored before Virginia’s regular-season finale against Virginia Tech in the team’s annual senior day ceremony.
The No. 12 Virginia women’s tennis team closed out its regular season Sunday with a 7-0 win at home against NC State.
Fighting for their playoff lives, No. 21 Virginia baseball won a crucial home series against ninth-ranked Miami.
A season ago, Cavalier fans got their first taste of T.J. Thorpe. And it wasn’t a good one.
The skinny on weekend sports, April 17-19.
